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[Xoom Android Development] otis_bartleh:
Weird, the update fixed mine the other day too... I guess the update likes certain devices better than others?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Nice! I wish I could take some credit here. Its just as the build and especially the kernel continue to mature, we will all enjoy better performance as a whole.
[Xoom Android Development] Schaweet:
Hey BRD or Solarnz

CM9 mentioned they are going to make no root by default and then let you go back and forth between root and no root. Any chance of that getting built into this rom?
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
A toggle for root built in to the OS would be nice. Whether it's on or off by default it irrelevant IMO, but, the option to toggle it easily would be sweet.
[Xoom Android Development] Schaweet:
I know then we could toggle off rent a movie, save it for offline viewing. Would be nice but not enough to make me leave this Rom. Love the EOS team and support. Speaking of which....how do I donate to you guys? Do you have a group account or just individual donations?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Killing root does not work with Play Video. I bought SuperSU just to see. Its hard to tell exactly what these apps are looking at. They may be checking a system property for a security disabled boot image. That is much harder to spoof. Well, at least I don't know how to do it. But the root disable apps are only a couple of bucks. Grab one and test with the desired target app. Killing root at this point may be futile.

For donations, check the teameos avatar in the op. Same for our individual avatars. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] Schaweet:
ah was hoping it would be that easy lol. Oh well.

I'll hit you guys up with some cash when I get back from my vacation. :-)
[Xoom Android Development] Asphyx:
This may or may not be relevant but I have been following the TWC App which limits rooted devices from seeing the live streaming and one of the things those guys found that helps to get passed the root check was a change to the boot.prop

ro.build.tags=test-keys to -> ro.build.tags=release-keys

The EOS version I am using has ro.build.tags-test-keys I think I'm still on Version 60 just FYI

I'm not certain what those build tags do but it is worth checking out to see the results on Google play and any other apps that seem to inhibit root users.

That said the guys in the TWC thread also believed hiding or renaming superuser.apk was the key but that did not work for all. The Boot.Prop was also needed so it may be a dual step fix and maybe will help fix the google play issue as well.

Here is the Thread I am referring to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604411&page=6
[Xoom Android Development] Vnvjeep:
battery issue example

Just wanted to bring this battery issue up again with an example...

This morning, I undocked the Xoom at a 100% charge around 8am. Wifi and 4G were enabled the whole time. I commuted to work (during this time, wifi kicks off, 4G kicks in). I get to work (Wifi kicks in, 4G supposedly kicks off). I turn on my Xoom for the first time around 11:30am, and the charge was already down to 68%.

So that's a 32% loss in 3.5hrs with it not doing anything.

Has anyone found any resolution to this drain by any chance?

Thanks,

Mike
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
You have to double check what apps you have running. That kind of drain is not caused by the rom. I can say that with certainty because I leave my radios on as well. And I would be at around 90% under similar circumstances.
[Xoom Android Development] Vnvjeep:
Thanks... I've disabled a couple of apps from starting up, and will keep tabs on it.
[Xoom Android Development] tomcrown1:
Could they be a hidden DRM software that google has in the stock rom, but did not include it in the rom released for rooting?
[Xoom Android Development] dellenrules:
I use "google play video" to watch some on demand videos using the EOS rom and SuperSU.

I got rid of superuser.apk and just run SuperSU.

When i disable root using SuperSU, i could use google videos with no problem.

Why do you say it doesn't work with Play Video?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Just so I'm clear, you got rid of Superuser.apk and use SuperSu alone as a root manager. And then killing root allows you to watch video? I have both apps and video fails. Very interesting ... ill try that. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] dellenrules:
There is an option in the SuperSU settings "switch superuser app"

After i clicked on that, i re-installed SuperSU.

It cleaned up traces of superuser.apk allow me to only have SuperSU as my primary app.
[Xoom Android Development] Schaweet:
I can confirm. I installed SuperSU, disabled superuser and then deleted it. Rebooted and now when I disable root through SuperSU I can rent and watch movies through Google play.

Awesome!
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
That's good news. Good looking out guys. You're gonna make me edit that post.:D
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
For Those Who Are Having a Tough Time Finding the EXACT Shade To Use for Their Softkeys, Clock, and Battery Color - This Might Help!

(you may need to play with the Alpha a little bit)​

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[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
On the last couple of nightlies I seem to have developed a problem with Google Market.

I am no longer able to purchase apps or music from Google Play. Previously I have had no problems with making purchases. I tried clearing data but that didn't seem to solve the problem.

Has anyone else seen this problem? Any suggestions on repairing the problem?
[Xoom Android Development] hchxoom:
No similar problems here through 81... downloading 82 now.
[Xoom Android Development] CUProf:
I have had trouble purchasing books from Play Market for the last several nighties. However, I did the switch to SuperSU (described above) and that seemed to fix it. I haven't bought anything on the app market in a while so I can't comment on that. I'm on nightly 81with gapps dated 3-17. When I bought things on my phone they synced to the Xoom without issue though (that was my work around until I tried the SuperSU switch).

Post with SuperSU directions I followed:
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
Any chance superuser.apk can be not included by default? :D I mean you can install it from the market anyway, and a lot of us have switched to SuperSU quite a while ago. SuperSU works very well.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
I switched to SuperSu last night and it didn't solve the problem.

I am actually on Stingray Cornerstone nightlies. I reverted to a nandroid of Nightly #15 and the problem went away. Installed Nightly #20 on top of 15 and the problem is back. It's the same with books, music and apps; I get a pop-up that just says "error please try again".

I don't have a problem updating apps and if I purchase music on another tablet it will download to my xoom; I just can't purchase them on the Xoom.

I may try the latest Stingray nightly without Cornerstone and see how that works.

Edit: Oh, by the way, "Face Unlock" quite working about the same time as well.
[Xoom Android Development] dellenrules:
Did you flash the latest GAPPS and run "fix permission" after you flashed the ROM?

You could try doing that.

I haven't had this problem and i'm not sure what else it might be.

Maybe try removing the card attached to that account and re-adding it. That helped with a problem I had with Google play in the past.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
Thanks for the suggestion, but new Gapps and "fix permissions" didn't solve the problem.

I guess next step is to try the latest Stingray without Cornerstone.
[Xoom Android Development] mattwood2000:
11 as of today...
[Xoom Android Development] thehotboy:
ohhhh i didn't even realize that.. quick question, didn't find it in the OP but is there a changelog for the nightlies .. im on build 9 n i feel like its working great for me with a few exceptions (a few lags here n there, goes into potrait even tho im locked onto landscape, and a few times the screen doesn't wake up so i have to restart my xoom)
[Xoom Android Development] mattwood2000:
Change log is in the second post.
[Xoom Android Development] thehotboy:
damn i overlooked that .. sorry lol thanks
[Xoom Android Development] Brenardo:
I just noticed something....

When I try to access the settings from SuperUser I get an error message saying "unfortunately, superuser has stopped"

Anyone else seeing this? If so anyway to solve this issue.

EDIT: I used Root Explorer and deleted the .apk then went to market and reinstalled all is working properly now.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
New mirror: http://goo-inside.me/roms/teameos/stingray
[Xoom Android Development] ghoticov:
Does build 11 include the camera fix or will that be tonight's build?
[Xoom Android Development] zbee:
can anyone confirm if 3g is operational, for aussie xooms?
[Xoom Android Development] tinpusher:
Thanks for the mirror as the OP link is running slow, however I get a "403 - Forbidden" error on your link.

Just FYI
[Xoom Android Development] flippingout:
Anyone else having trouble downloading #11? It won't start for me... :-(

Never mind. Just saw the mirror posted.
[Xoom Android Development] shadowace:
running a straight stock Xoom with the 4G update. is CWM 3.2 the right first path here? I read there are issues installing recovery with recent OTA updates. Since this will likely bring a ton of users into the Xoom flashing could someone give any thoughts on the necessary recovery install from stock all OTA updates applied?

If there are issues (knowing they are not directly related to this rom) perhaps an update to OP would still be a nice warning. I am not a newb to android flashing and tinkering at all, but will confess new to tinkering with my Xooms.

To the team responsible thank you for your work here!

Shadow

EDIT: mirror working for me now, thanks!!
[Xoom Android Development] flippingout:
Does the latest GAPPS fix this sync issue? I tried to follow the above link but got a 404 error. Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
The latest Gapps did not fix the problem for me, but the gapps fixer did.
[Xoom Android Development] IntenseImage:
Running on build 9 but have noticed my white notification light flashing ... but with no notifications to clear.
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
Link for nightly 11 is not downloading it's just stuck at zero.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
http://goo-inside.me/roms/teameos/stingray/Eos-stingray-11.zip
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
Thanks much this downloads fine, 11 is the latest right ?.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
Just loaded EOS Stingray nightlies 11 and camera's work great.

The only big problem I still have is the dictionary issue of marking every word as misspelled. I know I'm bad but not quite that bad.

I know the Xoom Zone ROM and earlier versions of the Wingray roms solved this problem. Is there anything I can do to fix it in this version?
[Xoom Android Development] skullvet:
Can anyone tell me how to get google talk back on here? I checked the market and it doesn't show up.
[Xoom Android Development] whiteblazer00:
GTalk should've installed with the gapps zip
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
Restored Stingray Cornerstone Nightly #15 from a nandroid backup with working market. I updated all the apps and verified that the market still worked. I then flashed Stingray Nightly #82 and everything still works.

I tried the same thing with Stingray Cornerstone #20 but it broke the market. Seems like some of the recent changes have comparability issues with cornerstone.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Softkeys To Text

Nightly 82 is Running Smooth As Butta! Only other thing that would set it off would be to have the option to change the Softkeys to TEXT and option to change the color. Great job guys, as always. ;)
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
sorry mj, those buttons are pngs. Therefore, at least for now, that will fall in the THEME category. I thought you were a theming guru :p:D:cool:

edit: on a totally separate note, i got my Sprint Galaxy Nexus yesterday from preorder and almost have a fully functional eos device tree. Going forward I will be paying more attention to the tuna (gnex) series side of Eos as well. And, I, bigrushdizzle, was the first, ...again, to get working radios on ICS aosp ;D . /me packs his ego away now and gets back to work.....[/end_gloat]
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
I don't intend on shipping the rom out of the box without any root access authentication application such as Superuser or SuperSu.

I'm also not switching to SuperSu in the rom either as I personally can't trust it as much as I can trust Superuser.

You are however welcome to continue using SuperSu.
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
No problem at all. I completely understand that position. Thanks for the reply!
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
:D
[Xoom Android Development] Mandelbrot.Benoit:
Ability to set a custom image would be nice. Should be an easy kang from AOKP... I know, suggestion boards :cool:

And Goomanager is awesome with new solarnz recovery. Told me I had outdated gapps and ROM. Downloaded both and flashed the rom (83) from goo then manually flashed gapps. Very nice.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
I loaded Stingray Cornerstone Nightly #23 this evening and it seems to have solved all of my previous problems. I no longer get errors purchasing music from the market and both wifi and 3g/4g can be turned on and off with the quick controls.

I'm afraid to reboot to see if it persists and its not just random.
[Xoom Android Development] Schaweet:
is there something about SuperSu that we should be concerned about?
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
I didn't say that there is necessarily anything to be concerned about it.

The thing is that because I have no way to verify that the su-binary and application are secure, I can't trust it. Because I can't trust it, I can't put it in the rom.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Superuser is awesome and clearly works ... I'm with Sol on this one. If It 'aint Broke don't Fix It!
[Xoom Android Development] dangambino:
That's awesome. I'll be able to find the build on the goo inside app when its ready?

Tried to flash cm9 test build and got error 7 build prop.... it reads in cm9 build prop torospr, but in stock, its toroplus. Is this an issue? Easy fix? Thnx man. Please post when ur ****s ready. I live this device, can't wait to flash a bad ass from.
[Xoom Android Development] Schaweet:
gotcha. I totally understand. No problem as I can easily switch them out. It's nice being able to rent movies though :-)
[Xoom Android Development] buzzdroidx:
White_StockReflective_Android[1].jpg (7 of 8)

this one I happen to like:cool:
[Xoom Android Development] flippingout:
Has anyone run into wi-fi issues on the recent nightlies? Ever since 74 (I believe) my wi-fi will drop. Under the Wi-Fi settings page it says "Avoided Pooer Internet Connection" yet I have all four bars filled up (the access point is 15 feet from my office). I've wiped, reflashed, wiped, reflashed and am now on #84 and latest GAPPS.

I tried restoring from my previous nandroids but the last 2 had MD5 errors (frustrating as hell!) so I can't go back and test those.

Any thoughts? Can I force the connection?

Edit: no issues on my home Wi-Fi, just work. Frustrating as hell. My Galaxy Nexus is fine and everyone else (Android or iOS) have no issues with the same access point at the office.

Other than that this is flawless. Been running EOS since close to the first day ROMs were available on the Xoom. You made HC great and now ICS fly.
[Xoom Android Development] cydetrakd:
I am on build 84 and it is flawless as always been on Team EOS since the 4g Xoom was finally supported back when I first got my Xoom during the HC days. Only thing we need are themes and I would LoVe the option to kill an app by holding down the back key. Seen it kanged on many roms just needs to come to the best rom for the Xoom.
[Xoom Android Development] dellenrules:
I believe it might be the encryption/security settings on your work router.

I had an issue with my xoom dropping a connection because of my WPA settings in my router.

Had to change the security and encryption combo for WPA/WPA2 in order for the xoom to work.

Hope that was helpful.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
I'll see what I can do.
[Xoom Android Development] dkahs23:
Great work....I like Poleske_SystemUI[1].jpg (6 of 11) that looks awesome. But can they also work on Wingray?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Ya I didn't have time to throw it in. But ill get on it. Been busy pwning the Sprint Galaxy Nexus scene. So had to get the device running. So now that I bossed it, I can get back to mods.
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
@ bigrushdog

Your teams work is awesome. Is there a possibility that we can get the no lock screen option like under CM settings under tablet settings in CM7? That is the ONLY work around I've seen for suppressing the mandatory pin screen when your device is linked to an exchange account, (I use my tablet for work and don't mind violating company policy by removing security).

Again, thanks for the awesome ROM and mods guys. =)
[Xoom Android Development] rob62551:
Man, I sure have issues with that statement. People wonder why apps and web sites want to put restrictions on rooted devices. You know like the issue with streaming videos and such.

IMHO we as a community of users of technology who want open source and enjoy this freedom, MUST do so responsibly.
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
With power comes responsibility; rest assured I protect our companies sensitive data.

At our monthly meetings, the managers with iPhones drool over the fact that I don't have to enter a pin every time I turn on my phone.

This is a very desirable feature for corporate users.
[Xoom Android Development] apollyon0810:
+1

Nobody drools one way or the other about lock screens. Anyone who does sure doesn't have their priorities in order.
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
You obviously don't use exchange servers at work. EVERYBODY drools over not having to enter a pin number EVERY TIME they turn on their phone.
[Xoom Android Development] otis_bartleh:
What company do you work for? I want to make sure I never give them any personal info if that's the way their employees are with secure data...
[Xoom Android Development] rob62551:
Thanks I appreciate your response and perhaps I was quick to imply that you would not be responsible. I am sorry for that.

I am glad that we all agree on our responsibilities. Thank you.
[Xoom Android Development] otis_bartleh:
+1

Sometimes stuff happens, lost or stolen device, and no lock screen could let a bad dude have access to stuff that should have been locked. There was a state employee a few years back that did the same thing as you, car got broken into and laptop stolen. A few thousand social security numbers got out. If they would have followed the security measures, that would not have happened...

You may be responsible, but not all are, hence corporate security measures that are supposed to be upheld...
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
Now you're being silly. Let's let actual corporate users chime in on this one and not individuals who have no experience with what I'm talking about.
[Xoom Android Development] otis_bartleh:
I'm an Exchange admin, so no, I'm not being silly, and have plenty of daily corporate experience... Read my post after that for details, then you'll see what I mean... I hope....

Nice way to be presumptuous.... Jackass...
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar. =)
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
I have a data plan and remote wipe configured; a responsible individual takes precautions. Let's get off the subject of whether I'm responsible or not and discuss if this feature could be brought to this awesome ROM. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] otis_bartleh:
I understand remote data wipes, but if I found or stole your device, I could have the info I wanted before you had time to notice, if you had no lockscreen, since I know Android. Again, its not you, its those you don't know you have to worry about. Not all criminals are stupid, unfortunately...

And I agree, back to topic, I hope they do not implement this, and I also agree, this ROM is awesome!
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Soooo..., yeah this is an awesome ROM :p (awkwardly avoiding Cross-fire)
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
I hope they do implement it.
[Xoom Android Development] cydetrakd:
I can't wait for that to be implemented in the rom it is the only feature missing from this amazing rom designed for the Xoom. Team EOS never fails to me amaze me when it comes to my beloved Xoom. It would be nice to have more options for the soft keys beyond show reboot and taking screenshot but holding back to kill app is a nice one to start off with. It'd be amazing to be able to launch various apps with long presses.
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
+1
[Xoom Android Development] Vnvjeep:
As a corporate user (dealing with HIPAA and PCI), we mandate that anyone who uses a mobile device such as this for corporate purposes HAVE a password... responsible corporate admins typically lock down these devices EVEN if they're BYOD using tools such as maas360. We don't allow rooted devices on our wireless network. I don't know anyone in their right mind who wouldn't want to use a password... then again I deal mostly with IT professionals. I hope they don't put in this feature because anyone responsible enough wouldn't want their device accessible to anyone if lost. Forget the remote wipe apps and all that. I can get around all that by simply enabling airplane mode before you have a chance to throw the kill switch. Your data would be mine.
[Xoom Android Development] SamuriHL:
I work for a fortune 500 company. What would be a decent compromise is having the security in the email app itself. Load the app, prompt for the pin/pwd to unlock it. Personally, I wouldn't be caught dead with an unlocked device, but, I'm security insane. But if someone is um, cavalier enough toward security to want to roll that way, at least protect the corporate data.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Come on guys ...
[Xoom Android Development] scooby1024:
So nobody here enjoys that awesome feature, and uses it daily, (every time they turn their phone on) responsibly on their rooted CM7 device? You paranoid password/pin junkies are missing out; imagine the time saved never having to put in a pin or password; it's like never having to deal with a red light. I commend the cyanogen team for including that mod, and would love to see it in the eos rom; FYI, I CAN LIVE WITH THE 30 MINUTE DELAY, I just think it would be prudent to enable it off completely.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
No.
[Xoom Android Development] Asphyx:
Well jst MHO but anyone who thinks it is better to secure their system in the device as opposed from the server side really doesn't know what they are talking about!

You want to secure stuff on your exchange server then force them to put in thier password when they get the mail off it not just to open the device!

Your not protecting a thing by protecting access to the device because there are plenty of ways into that device that don't require a pin such as ADB.

Find where the password and server info is saved using that and you don't need the device to access the exchange server you actually have a password to use and all the server info needed to access it from any device!

Sure it's encrypted but ask any hacker how hard that really is to crack?

network control should be protected at the source not the client!

Case you can't really control the clients and protect them 24/7

The servers you can!
[Xoom Android Development] otis_bartleh:
We (those that have the same opinion as me and those corporations which institution mandatory security measures) want the security on both the device and the system, not opposed to it... This is done as Solarnz already answered this...